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【Call for Participation】2020 Global NGO Forum on International Development is Now Open for Registration!!!

2020.09.10 posted by: taiwanaid

The Global NGO Forum on International Development, formerly named 'Asian NGOs International Development Conference', is the largest biennial meeting focused on discussion of international development issues in Taiwan, as well as the flagship event of Taiwan Alliance in International Development (...

Taiwan AID 2018 Asian NGO International Development Conference in Taipei Calls for Cross-sector Cooperation to Create a More Equal and Inclusive Future

2020.05.13 posted by: taiwanaid

(Taipei, October 8, 2018) Today and tomorrow (October 8-9), Taiwan Alliance in International Development (Taiwan AID) is holding the 2018 Asian NGOs International Development Conference on “Transforming the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into Action: Engagement, Leadership and Innovation” at...

2018 Asian NGOs International Development Conference

2018.08.16 posted by: taiwanaid

Taiwan AID has held the “Asian NGO International Development Conference” since 2012, focusing on the latest international development trends of the United Nations with more than 200 participants from 20 countries every year. In 2018, we will discuss how Asian NGOs to implement the Sustainable...

NGOs In International Development Case Study in Taiwan

2017.12.07 posted by: taiwanaid

International Development is a NEW TREND for NGO field Non-government organizations have long taken part in inter- national development. Since the 1980s, they have rapidly grown into key players , engaging in emergency rescue , democracy building , con- flict resolution , human rights , community...

Consensus Statement from 2016 CPDE Northeast Asia Meeting

2016.10.27 posted by: taiwanaid

Consensus Statement from the CSO Partnership for Development Effectiveness Northeast Asia Meeting 2016 Taipei, Taiwan, October 20-21, 2016 Final Version We the participants of the CSO Partnership for Development Effectiveness Northeast Asia Meeting who met in Taipei for two days from October 20-21...

Concept Note for Taiwan International Development and Cooperation (2016-2030)

2016.10.27 posted by: taiwanaid

Concept Note for Taiwan International Development and Cooperation (2016-2030) - Advocated by Taiwan AID Allied Global CSOs to Promote Taiwan Smart Diplomacy October 23rd ,2016 Our core value: 1.Sustainable development goals 2.Smart diplomacy 3.NGOs involvement in international development Our...

2016 Asian NGOs International Development Conference

2016.07.28 posted by: taiwanaid

The“Asian NGOs International Development Conference”is a flagship, biennial international forum hosted by Taiwan AID since 2012. The scheme this year: Asian CSOs in the Age of Transformation: Realizing Agenda 2030 is to discuss how Asian civil society organizations (CSOs) to realize the Sustainable...

Private Sector in International Development Workshop

2015.12.01 posted by: taiwanaid

November 27 (Friday), 2015 09:00-17:30 By Anthony Carlisle Over 40 leaders of civil society, business and government took part in a workshop organized by Taiwan AID – the alliance of Taiwanese NGOs engaged in overseas aid – at the Songshan Cultural and Creative Park in Taipei on Thursday, November...

Private Sector in International Development Workshop

2015.10.29 posted by: taiwanaid

Date: Nov 27th (Fri), 2015 Venue: 6F, Taipei New Horizon, Song-shan Cultural Park (88 Yanchang Rd., Taipei, Taiwan) Organizer: Fubon Cultural & Educational Foundation; Taiwan Alliance in International Development Tentative Agenda Time Content 08:30~09:00 Registration 09:00~09:20 Opening;...

2014 Asian NGOs Int'l Development Conference: The role & prospect of Asian NGOs in Post-2015 development agenda

2015.07.01 posted by: taiwanaid

Over 220 people working on humanitarian aid, human rights, poverty alleviation, health and other development issues met in Taipei on October 17-18 to discuss the post-2015 agenda at the “2014 Asian NGOs International Development Conference”. What happens after the Millennium Development Goals? The...

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